well done ! If you would have paid, i guarantee you she would show up again in a year or even less.
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87 pregnant Haitian women detained in hospitals under new immigration checks
Let me be clear, regardless how you feel about a situation or what your opinion is, there is a respectful way to respond / comment.
Maybe you are right ! But maybe being "Respectful" keeps them doing the same thing over and over again. Maybe if they would receive more negative treatment they would think about it twice. Who knows !?
I agree. You learn so much about a person's business acumen when they direct others to spend money. I am also surprised Dominicans are so compassionate when they are being taken advantage of. Most hard-working people that make sacrifices don't like being screwed so to speak.
Calling human beings a "parasite" is Nazi language and Nazi ideology. But who is surprised, considering your role models.
My SIL is an OBGYN. She has her opinions on this situation. But as she said there are many things wrong with the healthcare system in the DR, Haitian women giving birth is only small part of it when looking at it on a large scale. But it is easier at times to blame the Haitian situation than it is to fix the system as it should be.
Many people here seem to have little thought for other people. It is not right that people who are illegal here should get unlimited care on your precious money, but once the women are in labour I would not throw them out on the street or into the back of a truck to give birth there.
My good Sir, there is absolutely nothing wrong with calling a spade a spade. The "Nazi" propaganda slander will not have it's intended effect on your fellow DR members/ this lovely forum.
All the best!
If you have 4 legs and make "wau wau" i call you a Dog, if you lay eggs and your 'husband" makes kikeriki i might call you a hen.
If you live your life totally irresponsible, multiplying like rabbit and expect other people to finance your behavior than i will call you a PARASITE ! Like it or not !
There is more to the problem than just calling someone a "parasite". You can find this type of problem anywhere, women who are in an "illegal" status giving birth at a public hospital. It is not a problem only unique to the DR. Her (SIL) attitude is more of a "I am a physician; I am there to do my job whatever the persons immigration status is". She is part of a committee to help improve healthcare in the DR and improve the care for women. I will ask her what type of solutions are they (committee) purposing.
This problem is easy to fix.
The international community simply does not want to fix. It's almost like they want the Dominicans to suffer and therefor force their hand.